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#8 NSHA Lions
#3 DRS Wildcats51
42 -
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#11 HAFTR Hawks
#10 OH Thunder44
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#7 MDY Warriors
#4 Hillel Heat46
52 -
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#6 VBC Wolfpack
#1 LA Wildcats33
80 -
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#15 Fasman Yesh.
#18 Cooper MACS68
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#17 Mont. Heat
#9 KATZ Storm59
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#12 RZJHS Tigers
#20 YGW Knights19
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#13 JEC Thunder
#14 CESJDS Lions42
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#19 Maimo MCats
#16 Posnack Rams52
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#5 TABC Storm
#2 Ber. Cougars57
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#15 Fasman Yesh.
#12 RZJHS Tigers45
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#2 Ber. Cougars
#6 VBC Wolfpack56
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#5 TABC Storm
#1 LA Wildcats28
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#16 Posnack Rams
#17 Mont. Heat35
56 -
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#20 YGW Knights
#18 Cooper MACS65
67 -
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#7 MDY Warriors
#3 DRS Wildcats46
50 -
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#4 Hillel Heat
#8 NSHA Lions33
40 -
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#9 KATZ Storm
#19 Maimo MCats62
42 -
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#13 JEC Thunder
#10 OH Thunder57
62 -
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#14 CESJDS Lions
#11 HAFTR Hawks43
46 -
10/31 Final
#19 Maimo MCats
#12 RZJHS Tigers65
46 -
10/31 Final
#7 MDY Warriors
#2 Ber. Cougars61
52 -
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#15 Fasman Yesh.
#9 KATZ Storm67
72 -
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#20 YGW Knights
#16 Posnack Rams43
55 -
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#18 Cooper MACS
#17 Mont. Heat47
68 -
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#8 NSHA Lions
#1 LA Wildcats53
48 -
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#6 VBC Wolfpack
#3 DRS Wildcats45
59 -
10/31 Final
#5 TABC Storm
#4 Hillel Heat57
60 -
10/31 Final
#18 Cooper MACS
#10 OH Thunder39
60 -
10/31 Final
#12 RZJHS Tigers
#13 JEC Thunder30
64 -
10/31 Final
#11 HAFTR Hawks
#9 KATZ Storm59
55 -
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#16 Posnack Rams
#14 CESJDS Lions23
32 -
10/30 Final
#13 JEC Thunder
#4 Hillel Heat45
58 -
10/30 Final
#18 Cooper MACS
#2 Ber. Cougars58
83 -
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#14 CESJDS Lions
#3 DRS Wildcats66
73 -
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#16 Posnack Rams
#1 LA Wildcats25
74 -
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#12 RZJHS Tigers
#5 TABC Storm41
54 -
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#11 HAFTR Hawks
#6 VBC Wolfpack40
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#10 OH Thunder
#7 MDY Warriors43
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#9 KATZ Storm
#8 NSHA Lions52
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#18 Cooper MACS
#15 Fasman Yesh.47
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#19 Maimo MCats
#14 CESJDS Lions45
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#17 Mont. Heat
#16 Posnack Rams45
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#20 YGW Knights
#13 JEC Thunder52
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- Northshore’s Fourth-Quarter Surge Seals Historic Memphis Invitational Win
- HAFTR Hawks Shock Ohr Hatorah Thunder to Capture Tier II Championship, 44–39
- Hillel Yeshiva HEAT defeat Magen David Yeshiva Warriors 52-46!
- LA Club United WILDCATS defeat Valley BC WOLFPACK 80-33!
- Rabbi Oscar Z. Fasman Yeshiva High School defeat Cooper Yeshiva High School MACABBEES 68-43!
- Storm Surges Past Heat in Tier III Championship Showdown, 69–59
- Yeshiva of Greater Washington KNIGHTS defeat Rochele Zell Jewish High School TIGERS 67-19!
- Lions Roar Past JEC Thunder to Claim Tier II Bronze, 53–42
- Posnack Rams Outlast Maimo M-Cats in Nail-Biting Tier III Thriller, 54–52
- Berman Cougars Edge TABC Storm in 7th Place Battle — A Solid Finish to a Shaky Tournament for Both Sides
- Rabbi Oscar Z. Fasman Yeshiva High School defeat Rochele Zell Jewish High School TIGERS 45-42!
- Valley BC WOLFPACK defeat Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy COUGARS 74-56!
- LA Club United WILDCATS defeat Torah Academy of Bergen County STORM 71-28!
- Hebrew Academy of Montreal HEAT defeat David Posnack Jewish Day School RAMS 56-35!
- Macs slay Knights! Cooper Macs Squeak by Y-G-Dubs
- Davis Renov Stahler DRS Wildcats defeat Magen David Yeshiva Warriors 50-46!
- Northshore Hebrew Academy LIONS defeat Hillel Yeshiva HEAT 40-33!
- Storm Whips the M-Cats — Total Domination in Tier III Semifinal
Valley Torah WOLFPACK Maul Cooper MACABBEES 75-43, Move Into Tier 2 Semi-Final
- Updated: November 15, 2024
The final Tier 2 matchup of Friday featured the #2 Valley Torah Wolfpack and the hometown #7 seed, Cooper Macs. With a tight first quarter the Macs and Wolfpack put their best foot forward, especially on the defensive front. The first basket was only scored 2 minutes into the first quarter by Valley Torah’s Ben Riss, which started a flurry of points for the Wolpack culminating into a 19 point lead. The Macs came out a bit undisciplined, and before long they had five fouls in the quarter. Valley Torah took advantage of their large lead and began putting in some bench players to uplift team spirits after their loss yesterday. The Macs began their comeback towards the end of the first quarter with Gavi Lichter and Jonah Seigel getting baskets with under a minute left. The quarter ended with a Valley Torah up by 19 points.
The Macs opened the second quarter with a renewed sense of determination. Eli (The Jiggler) Weisfogel caught a rebound and put it right back up to begin the second quarter on the right foot. Jack Kampf took on the Cooper’s defensive front, seemingly making it his own personal mission to prevent the Wolfpack from increasing their already high lead. With Valley Torah now up by over 20 points, they continued to rotate their bench and change up the game. The second quarter wrapped up with Valley Torah on top, 38-14. Uriel Hamer had most of the scoring for the Wolfpack in the first half.
The third quarter was looking up for the Macs with Daniel Kahane starting off with a layup. The Wolfpack didn’t let that start slow them down. They continued their tight defense and offensive plays even when the Macs’ Kahane sank a 3 pointer. The Valley Torah Wolfpack continued to increase their score as the Mac’s continuously tried to catch up. Even with Wolfpack player Yaron Mahgerefteh fouling out of the game, Valley Torah was still in full control. The third quarter ended tighter than the second, though Valley Torah was still on top, 47-32.
The final quarter began with Valley Torah’s Ben Mahgerefteh driving across the court straight into a layup, continuing the games already sweet start for the Wolfpack. Though Cooper was still down 20, both teams continued to play hard down the stretch and Valley Torah remained comfortably in the lead. Things began to look up for the Macs as Gavi Lichter hit a 3-pointer. The Wolfpack’s Aaron List counters with some free throws giving the Macs more to catch up to. Valley Torah ended the game by dribbling the ball between themselves, preventing the Macs from any last second scoring. Though the Macs put up a good fight, ultimately the Wolfpack wins in a 75-43 victory. The Wolfpack move into the Tier 2 semi-final on Saturday night, while the Macs move into the Tier 2 consolation bracket. The leading scorer for the Wolfpack was Meir Dan with 16 points and the Macs were led by Jonah Siegel with 13 points in defeat.

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